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Trinity (Heath Kizzier) is a tramp, who likes to let things slide. But occasionally he changes horizontal position with the vertical one, i.e. as he liberates an old man, who is bullied by three Mexican bandidos. The victim turns out to be a touring hangman, whose next job is to gibbet a fat horse-thief. Trinity “borrows” clothes and coach of the poor man and betakes as hangman to the village, where the execution should take place. As he expected, the delinquent is his old mate Babyface (Keith Neubert), whom he knows since childhood. After liberating his friend out of jail, the two friends have to prove the innocence of Babyface, who was hosed by the brothers Ramirez, a bunch of drunken Mexicanos. Things work out fine, as they met some Peones, who are in search for some gunmen to protect their village against the Ramirez’. In no time of all Trinity and Babyface are made Sheriff of San Clementino. Here they have a blast until many eyes are blue and the slates are clean.


The Gunslinger says:

In his last joint Enzo Barboni tried to reanimate the spirit of his comedies with SpencerHill around Bambino and Trinità, more than 20 years ago. But Barboni and his producer Italo Zingarelli should have known, that without his protagonists this project was condemned to failure. US-actors Kizzier and Neubert don’t have the presence of the originals, despite all their efforts until the copying of certain mannerisms. So the technical skilfully made film gets by creditable without being really funny nor exciting. The score by Stefano Mainetti meanders between really sucking Synthesizer-comedy-music and a classic trumpet theme.


Rating: $$$-

Bodycount:

0 (!)


Explicit Brutalities:

Three Mexicanos beat up the old hangman, who has executed their boss

Luv':

The two Gringos are adored by the two belles of the village Bonita (Yvonne de Bark) and Chintilla (Fanny Cadeo): 2/10

Gore:

0/10

Specials:

  • In San Clementino they use an early warning system, basing on the accuracy of a slingshot
  • Babyface owns a short gun, which he wears in his pistol belt
  • Trinity masters all weapons and is very fast

OT:
Trinità & Bambino … e adesso tocca a noi

AT:
Trinity & Babyface (D)
Trinity & Babyface - Vier Fäuste geh'n zum Teufel (D)
Ein Begräbnis und die Auferstehung der vier Fäuste (D)
Trinidad y Bambino: tal para cual (SP)
Trinity & Bambino: The Legend lives on


Year: I/SP/D 1995
D: Enzo Barboni („E.B. Clucher“)
S: Marcotullio Barboni
C: Juan Amoros Andreu
M: Stefano Mainelli
with: Heath Kizzier, Keith Neubert, Renato Scarpa, Yvonne de Bark


Trinity und Babyface – Vier Fäuste geh’n zum Teufel* - Film Maniax
Two poachers turn gamekeeper: Heath Kizzier, Keith Neubert


Trinity und Babyface – Vier Fäuste geh’n zum Teufel* - Film Maniax
Heath Kizzier kiibitzing at Riccardo Pizzutti


Trinity und Babyface – Vier Fäuste geh’n zum Teufel* - Film Maniax
Suffering under trapped winds? Siegfried Rauch and Ronald Nitschke


Trinity und Babyface – Vier Fäuste geh’n zum Teufel* - Film Maniax
Renato D'Amore facing the darkness









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